A bid by Catherine Nevin to take an appeal against her conviction for murder to the Supreme Court will be heard in July.

Catherine Nevin’s conviction for the murder of her husband Tom can be used as evidence in a civil action aimed at stopping her from inheriting any of his assets.

The High Court has ruled that Catherine Nevin's murder conviction can be admitted as evidence in a civil action by her husband's family who are trying to stop her inheriting his assets.

The High Court has reserved its decision on a preliminary issue that forms part of a civil action aimed at stopping Catherine Nevin inheriting any of her late husband's estate.

A request to have convicted killer Catherine Nevin brought to court as part of a legal row about her husband's assets has been refused.

The government has said that no decision has been taken on whether to grant temporary release to Catherine Nevin, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of her husband Tom Nevin in 1996.

CATHERINE Nevin has lost a bid to have her murder conviction declared a miscarriage of justice.

Catherine Nevin’s solicitor has indicated she will take her murder appeal all the way to Europe.

Catherine Nevin has lost her bid to overturn her ten-year-old conviction for the murder of her husband as a miscarriage of justice.

TIME passes slowly in prison and the clocks seem to have come to a halt completely in Catherine Nevin’s cell.

Garda files relating to two key witnesses in Catherine Nevin’s trial for the murder of her husband were ordered to be disclosured by the Court of Criminal Appeal today.

Lawyers for Catherine Nevin have won access to Garda files they claim discredit prosecution witnesses at her murder trial.

A “suspect” Garda file on a key witness in the trial of Catherine Nevin for the murder of her husband was a “worthless” document, the principle investigating officer in the case told the Court of Criminal Appeal today.

CONVICTED murderer Catherine Nevin has begun proceedings to get the DPP or Garda commissioner to disclose whether the three men who gave evidence at her trial were state informers.

CONVICTED murderer Catherine Nevin’s lawyer said material not given to her defence team at the time would have indicated that key prosecution witnesses were paid state informers.

Widow Catherine Nevin is to take her case to the European Courts in a bid to overturn her murder conviction, it emerged tonight.

PATRICK ‘Dutchy’ Holland can hardly expect much public sympathy for his plight. An armed robber, who also served a sentence on an explosive’s charge, he is now serving 12 years for drug-dealing.

Pre-trial publicity meant a woman jailed for the murder of her husband did not get a fair trial, her lawyer argued today.

DOUBT is the enemy of conviction and it is a foe Catherine Nevin needs as a friend next week when she tries to overturn the guilty verdict and life sentence imposed on her for the murder of her husband Tom.

A Dublin court has adjourned an appeal date for Catherine Nevin to allow time to assess whether or not the convicted murderer can pay for the action.